Unequal Heat: Climate Change and the Fight for Environmental Justice reveals a stark reality: the burdens of a warming world are not shared equally. Drawing on powerful stories, sharp analysis, and a deep commitment to justice, this book uncovers how climate change intensifies long-standing inequities-placing the heaviest strain on communities already facing economic, racial, and environmental marginalization. From toxic air and extreme heat to flooding, displacement, and political neglect, Unequal Heat traces the patterns that shape who is protected and who is left exposed. Yet it is also a testament to resilience. The book amplifies the voices of frontline leaders, community organizers, and everyday people fighting for cleaner air, safer neighborhoods, and a fairer future. Urgent, clear, and deeply human, this work challenges readers to rethink the climate crisis not just as an environmental issue, but as a defining moral question of our time